(not satire – it’s the UK today!)
According to a new report, personal debt in the UK is now £1.4 trillion – most of it owed by poorer people to banks.
But according to the National Audit Office, taxpayers have paid out £1.6 trillion to the banks in bailouts.
Which means even if the banks wrote off all personal debts, they’d still owe us around £200 billion.
Now remind me. Who exactly is paying for all those massive bankers’ bonuses again?
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This report is ‘produced’ by Iain Duncan Shit’s crowd at Centre for Social Justice. Bloke their called Christian Guy. Enough said
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Reblogged this on Beastrabban’s Weblog.
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I’ve been saying this for a while whilst campaigning for UKIP. The PTB, be it Labour or the Coalition in g’ment; a conscious decision was made to put the Banks and Bankers before the people.
Look at it from another angle, as the banks collapsed, the g’ment could have chosen to eradicate everyone’s debt, imagine that for a moment but instead choose to bail out the very people who created this problem, made them rich out of and indebted the public.
Who are they really representing?
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Is it the poor that owes all of the debt, that’s debatable too?
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Reblogged this on HUMAN RIGHTS & THE SIEGE OF BRITAIN POLITICAL JOURNAL.
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